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newyorker26 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

When nurse leaders are perceived as knowledgeable, strong risk takers who follow an articulated philosophy of nursing, which of the Magnet Recognition Program characteristics are they demonstrating?

a. quality of care c. quality nursing leadership
b. quality improvement d. management style

Question 2

The Institute of Medicine (IOM):

A) Was unable to quantify the prevalence or significance of health-care quality issues
B) Was organized after efforts of the AMA failed to improve health-care system quality
C) Was given authority to legislate health-care system quality and safety deficits
D) Authored a series of reports that provided the foundation for health-care system reform

Pariscourtney · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
The Magnet Recognition Program has fourteen key forces or characteristics that are used when evaluating hospitals of potential Magnet status. When nurse leaders are perceived as knowledgeable, strong risk takers who follow an articulated philosophy of nursing, they are demonstrating the characteristic of quality nursing leadership. Quality of care is when the provision of care is seen as an organizational priority and nurse leaders work to enhance the workplace environment in order to provide quality care service delivery. Quality improvement occurs when staff nurses actively participate in quality improvement processes. Management style refers to nursing and hospital administrators sharing a participative management style incorporating feedback from staff at all levels.

Answer to Question 2

D
Authored a series of reports that provided the foundation for health-care system reform